Correctly use the minimum service factor

docs/inputs/technodata.rst

@@ -112,7 +112,10 @@ TechnicalLife
    represents the number of years that a technology operates before it is decommissioned.
 
 UtilizationFactor
-   represents the maximum actual output of the technology in a year, divided by the theoretical maximum output if the technology were operating at full capacity for the whole year. Must be between 0 and 1.
+   represents the *maximum* actual output of the technology in a year, divided by the theoretical maximum output if the technology were operating at full capacity for the whole year. Must be between 0 and 1.
+
+MinimumServiceFactor
+   Is the *minimum* output of the technology in a year, divided by the theoretical maximum output if the technology were operating at full capacity for the whole year. Must be between 0 and 1 and be smaller or equal than the `UtilizationFactor`. It is used to define the minimum service level that a technology must provide due to, typically, technical or efficiency constraints.
 
 ScalingSize
    represents the reference capacity at which capital costs are estimated when used as agents' objective as described in :ref:`inputs-agents`.

src/muse/constraints.py

@@ -530,7 +530,7 @@ def minimum_service(
         .drop_vars("technology")
     )
     capacity = convert_timeslice(
-        techs.fixed_outputs * techs.utilization_factor * techs.minimum_service_factor,
+        techs.fixed_outputs * techs.minimum_service_factor,
         market.timeslice,
         QuantityType.EXTENSIVE,
     )